It was a steamy night in Asheville as I headed to Beanstreet’s open mic. The coffee house was hotter than outside which seemed perfect for a congregation of creative energy. Even though sweat ran down my forehead and into my eyes, I ordered a cup of java and renewed friendships with kindred spirits. I listened to young man rip up his guitar with infectious blues rock tunes and another sing ballads but the performance that inspired a poem was a didge (didgeridoo) duet. You got a love didge players setting the tone for poetry incursions. I offered three new poems last night–plus one that I wrote on the spot and dedicated to the didge players. I wrote several poem sketches furiously for over an hour. The heat got to me and I left earlier than usual and followed the full moon home.
Coffeehouse Junkie
Coffeehouse Junkie 
Don’t you just LOVE it when those creative juices are flowing? Sounds like you had a very productive evening!
🙂
Don’t you just LOVE it when those creative juices are flowing? Sounds like you had a very productive evening!
🙂
Don’t you just LOVE it when those creative juices are flowing? Sounds like you had a very productive evening!
🙂
Oops, sorry! I didn’t realize I had posed three times! :-S
I just really wanted to get my point across!
You did, Carla. You did.
Carla, yes I LOVE IT.
yes I LOVE IT.
I LOVE IT.
Sorry for the weird echo… but yes creative juices have been spilling out everywhere recently. The dueling didge players inspired a poem which inspired a series of drawings which worked into a painting.
http://blogasheville.blogspot.com/2005/07/asheville-blogaround.html
Wow. Sorry for the spaz. What I meant to say was…
The first-ever Asheville Blogaround is up at BlogAsheville!
You can’t go wrong following the full moon.